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Greenwood of Oglethorpe County
John Greenwood, Senior died 1796 in Oglethorpe County. His LWT in Oglethorpe Book A, pp. 46-47. John Greenwood of Oglethorpe Co., 11/19/1796: 12/12/1796,p. 46-47 To my loving wife, Ann, use of my plantation I now live on during her natural I desire that my Executors make a true and lawful Right to the lands sold to each person that has purchased land of me. I also desire that of my sons may have right to the lands that they bargained with me paying to their brother George Greenwood.. After the decease of my wife the remainder of my being 120 acres be divided between my two youngest sons, William and James Greenwood. Daughters: Fanny, Nancy. Sons: John, Fleming, Bevely. Executors: Wife and sons, John and George Greenwood. Witnesses: Timothy Stamps, Robert Gillespie, Henry Johnston. Known children:
- James Greenwood
- Fanny Greenwood
- Nancy Greenwood
- John Greenwood, Jr., resident of Oglethorpe Co. in 1820. LWT of John Greenwood, Oglethorpe Book B, page 254. 15 April 1819, probated 2 May 1826. Wife, Susan. Sons: Caleb Baker, Samuel, William, Thomas B. Daughter: Catherine Thurmon. Granddaughter: Jane Thurman. Issue:
- Caleb Baker Greenwood
- Samuel Greenwood
- William Greenwood
- Thomas B. Greenwood married Ann Thornton Bass on 17 April 1817 in Oglethorpe Co.
- Catherine Greenwood married Harris Thurmon on 11 February 1812 in Oglethorpe Co.
- George Greenwood
- William Greenwood
Oglethorpe County Deeds
Deed Book D, page 91. 22 May 1800. John Greenwood and George Greenwood of Elbert County, executors of the Last Will and Testament of John Greenwood, Senior, deceased, deed to Job Felton of Oglethorpe Co. for $500.00, 50 acres on Clouds Creek of the Broad River, being part of 400 acres granted to Dyonisius Oliver, beginning on Job Felton's line, to Henry Johnson's line, to Thurmans line.